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4 BELLAlRE,
AL Sorts Of Local News md Gossip From
~ 5--aJt thu Gloaa CITY fsfG5.i5's s f7.l-

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City. si!gi-
Bob Garrett. Of Glencoe, was in the city yester.
Judge I. H. Castor was here shaking hands yes.
!, Mrs (, A. SANDERS has returned from Philsdcl.
Geo Robinson. county treasurer, was In tho city
!, 4 4 X Smith, presidential the Bstle company,
n, Re y. y: 8 Campbell preached at Washington,
! J. lio}ue, Of somerton, was the guest o, N.
M Mrs Charles Booth, oi.pisburgh. is the guest Of
Col C. s. s. Baron Is selling out preparatory 10
moving 10 Fiud!ay. 1900 -
several q the painters here arc bidding on the
painting OF the U. d p. passengcr dopO. :. :,
The belmont Savings and Losu Compauy will
have money TO sell on the third Of October. 10.
:. Nrs. Evans. Of Malaga, Ohio, the mother Of tho
Evans Bros, Of this city, died last Saturday. =
Mrs. John DigeIow. OF Grand Island. Neb, Al.
Ityed very unexpectedly on a visit t. friends in
Mr.. ". @. Bcrguudtaal has purchased the Let
lust south ofrhomas lIarts on belmont street; he
PAID Sl,UlO. W Z ~ g. u l,,TEtg,,l ,,,1'
Mr. Taylor, the Superintendent OF carpenters and
paihters OK tho PcunsylyGnta railroad, was IN the
city yesterday. 'IIs -. : - - -
Key. Il. j. kee!er and J. G. Smith ,vere out 10 at
TEND mo idneial Of Rev. r s. Blnkey, who died
last Saturday at Barne,villc. lss fig3s Ia y : :,
=, The Law and Order .League have been prosecu.
n,hE william tlousc for selling liquor 10 persons
~ me 9a9it 0! getting drunk, They eonipron,tfet
With HIN II he would pay the costs and quit he
cuisines which he agreed to do. $780, y
MT. John Goodman, father iu.law OF Robert
Chisholm. the Cleveland l. Pittsburgh passenger
eeng!Eeer Is Ia the city. he has been living for
notion 70 com, aud sec his .daughter., one here,
Mss;. CHISHOLM, and another daughter in New
YORK. III ~ -.L-- =. ~. - n ..,,,.
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strangers In the City uad Wheeling Folks
~ u Abroad. -
Sheriff Slender, Of We.z,l county, was
tip yesterday. s "a, AZ 9TH g O..
j. Ross Mosgtove, 0! stsubsaville, WAS
down yesterday. 5l lii ~ g. , .,
JEW. Couch, jy., Of Point Pleasant, ia
at the stamm house. & :. Il Z. g. f.;
Nara. Louiaa Thomas, OF the E,st Fad,
returned yesterday from a summes's visit
to friends at Hebron. Nsbrasks. IA,
Mr. P. j. Gillisan. the wel!-knoEn con.
tractor, is confined to his honssin East
Wheeling, by an attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. W.. R. McPhetridse, Of Pueblo,
COL, Is ct the Mcclure. He comas al! tho
way from Colorado to bay Wheeling glass.
James G. Marshall, Esq, Of Fairyiew,
Hancock county, ono Of Van Bakers law.
yers, was at tho Mcclure House yes
terdsy. T. agtss} Z. y 81,
Miss ssra Sweeney, who has baen visit
ing friends at Little Washington, has 10.
turned home on account Of the illness Of
her mother. Eff t 5.5.,. %5gg.} y
Henry Cunningham, OF Elk Garden,
West Virginia, State Mine Inspector Tor
the First district, is In the city inspecting
mines in this vicinity. ; -. q
Mr.. George A. Laughlin, Of Cleveland,
formerly Of this city, came down yeater.
day to look aftos his business interest ead
to Wait friends and relatives for few
days. zen .t;t: .l45 :Es
a;Rt Rsv. Biahop George W. Petc,kin, Of
Parkersburg, the head Of the Episcopal
Chn1ch Of this State, was In the city yen.
tsrdsy. He registered at the stamm
house. RI, ,i3 .,5i {; Z
Mr.. Negley Cochran, formerly Of this
city, nov Deputy OIL Inspector for North
err. Ohio, and also on tho staff Of the To.
ledo Commercial, accompanied bis father,
Judge Cochran, to the city. 5itss1
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MARTINS FERRY,
birthday susprise- Engines for Alabama
r m Xnrln1 -.-----.-

birthday susprlte-Eu Engines for Alabama
5iIt FL Various Local Notes, u /;
The Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling Railroad /.
Mann aud L. Spence. i7s9 : !. IL - -
Howasd G,ifIlth. an old Martins Ferry bcv. re-
turned home saturday evening from Laina ar, Mo-,
wtere ne has beel cogagcd III the newspaper ottice
o. his brother Wilbur fos ths past five years. ~,
MI. Frank Cox, OF the Standard addition. was
tendeIcd pleasant surprise In honor OF bis twenty
second birthday by about thirty couples OF ii,
many friends. The evening WAS a most crf0yabif
one throughout Mr. Cox Is held very high Ia INC
estimation OF his friends and fellow worImen, id
was the recipient Of number OF costly presents ],
The mammoth engines for the Birmingham,
Ala, iron mill are fast nearing completion at d
spselhee to.s maehine shops and when finished
WIN DO shipped Immediately. Mr.. Edward Stead,
1oremsn OF The above machine thop, has Contracted
WIN lne Alabama trm Tor period OF three years,
ana VIII remove there With hts family as soon as
the engines are done. l 7;5.'3 3 = - : -
1t WAS tho Intention oil tho la Belle Glass Com.
pany 10 nave leased tho Union factory hero yes.
lctuay, but owing to some little difference the
project was abandoned for the time being. II
lhese arrangements DO perfected 1t will add one
more eooa point Tor this city, and replace, II not
kurpSss: the Dithtidge works. which lately moved
away. The Union factory Is In lis present condl.
tlon worthless and this city would want no better
industry than the La Belle glass works to occupy
Inc bultdiDg.l AS soon Is 1t 6ecame known that il
was tne intention OF the Ia Bale 10 Iease this fac.
!ory anxious inquiries were made M 10 the all.
thority OF tho report Now that the city IL 50 dc.
sLtous o. securing the works. II would be we'll no,
70 let tho chance slip through their fingers. 4.
For tho latest fall and winter styles in good n,tluc
eiotnes,y go 70 F.!Ruh, merchant tailor, second
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FROM THE SOUTHERN END. 7, m
Messrs. Howard and Collins on fyyest Wiz.
~ III. ~ i gtnln Blooms. iHlG il

- Afl' Ia lDr Fgalg2 lstl1fys l.fts =.
Messrs. Howard and Collins on fvysst Viz.
" 81 y GInla Blooms. ieIs I'D
Hon. John NJ. Collins, Of Kanawha
county, and Hon. H. R.. Howard, Of Point
Pleasant, two .wsll.known members Of the
Board Of Directors Of tho State Peni.sn.
tiaty at Moundsville, arrived In tho city
last evening aud registered at the stamm
house.. Mr.. Howard's name has been fire..
quently mentioned Of late In connection
with the next Democratic gubsrnat orial
nomination.. When nm INrHLLIaHNcER
reporter tackled him Yesterday, however.
he would only talk Of the good progress
now making on tho Ohio River railroad
extension to Huntington and tho bridge
over the Kanawha. Hs says the large
number Of travellers on sll trains on tie
Rlyer road 10 surprising. !l,S.Eg
Mr.. Collins Is very enthusiastic over the
natural gss boom tho Ksnawha valley 10
now enjoying. The well recently struck
nine mlle5 from Charleston 10 q good one,
he says, and Tho adds: I'VE have a de.
clded advantage over the Ohio gas dis.
trict. II man puts up costly plant over
there and the gas gives out, be Ia ruined.
With ma the abundance Of coal would
make artificial gas alnoat as cheap. The
gas we have haa no Offensive odor. The
next well put down, expect, will DO Oh
my placs. and | am confident we will
strike OIL lE5{g n = "a : , ~
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1TH:jEClTY. COUNCIL
nnouLAn MEETING LAST N1 u
Saloon. Licenses Granted, Mills Paid, The
Water Hoard Given Its Extra Appro.
prlatlop. and a Curb Ordered on tho
5. South Side of Zano Street, Etc.

IA regular aemi.monthly meeting OF
Council was hold at tho Public Building
lao. night alter considerable trouble in
getting the requisite number Of members
to form quorum. 1t wsn getting we'll on
towards 8 o'clock before tho Second
Branch commenced ils grind. Shortly
alter s o'clock Mr.. Healy took tho chair
in tho Second, and began smusing the
DOZEN members presen. with the ques.
tons he put and the orders he gave. After
being edited in this way for a quarter Of
an hour or go, II occurred to Mr.. Warner
that It would be iust about es well 10 have
Mr.. uealy preslde in regular order. He
made motion 10 that effect, which Mr..
Healy put Ia modeat way, and declared
himself elected to the chair for the even.
| Ing, and then commenced rushing bust.
ness through in Il prompt, buBiness.iike
manner that WIS quite pleasing. " IA
The fire.! thing dono was 10 eend out
Deputy Killeen Rtter enough absontees to
make @ quorum. Messra. Young and
Allison wero tho laat ones to be brought
In; the other members present were
Meeprg. Aubes, Gavin, Gundling, Hartong
Jonep, Ma,nh, Maxwell, Mitchell, Nc.
Kown, Prayer, Stegger and Warner.
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mr.. Nlnntell 1,l,ls Ersn,nr.

Tho advance sale OF seats ct Baumer's
music store for Robert B.Mantell's ap.
.pcsrenco at tho Opera House this evening
in "Monba,s,n his new romantic play, as.
sures good house. Thia 10 as 1t should
be. Mr.. Mantsll won great praisa las!
year, not only for the good work done by
himself, but fol; his excellent supporting
company. In this he 10 one Of the few OK.
ceptions to tho generality Of stars, as he
believes in surrounding himself by ar.iats
OF ability, with whom he Ia always willing
to share the honols gained by their COM
bined labor. The following are among the
supporting company 5 Miaaes Fannie Gil
leste, Net,ie Van Sickle, Marie Sheldon
and Lizzie Duroy, and Me5srs. B. r. Ring
gold, Ed. r. Matsdep, Archie Liudsay,
CHARLES 4 Mason, F. Chippendale, Otis
Bernsrd, J.8D. McKit1ick and Fed
Dubois. ~! z n! a Il )TIl,.3 =
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n Tho New Cumberland Brick works.

81
a correspondent writing from New
Cumberland says, All tho fro brick and
sewsr pipe works on this side Of the river
are on TO their full capacity. The West
Virginia Fire Brick Company, James u,
Porter President, and John Porter secre.
/ tary and Treasurer; operate u Or IS lares
fire brick works, manufacturing upwards
OF 100, 900 brick daily. The introduction
in many cities OF these brick iorstreet paw.
ing is cabling Q brisk demand for them.
Shipments havs 10 be made at present by
rail from the Ohio side OF tho river, neces.
stating tho ierrying Of the brick across the
river. The new road IRON ths Wheeling
Junction up the West Virginia side Of tho
river is being pushed forward as speedily
as posaible. f When completed, shipments
will be made direct from the yards to the
Eastern and Western citiss. Many mil.
! lions OF briek will be made and shipped
from tho yafd to the different cities where
} the fire brick pavements arc being laid.
The Ohio Valley and Bridgewater Natural
4 Gas Companies have their pipea laid into
New Cumberland and all tho brick works
are being supplied with the fuel. Nc.
] Mahon, Porter & Co. have their large
sewer pipe and terra, Gotta works in full
operation. They also have the natural
gas attached to oil their kilns aud boilers,
They arc turning out a large amount Of
their WareR, il l5.i y 4Fs!I2 y
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Mayor s.abrlShus Marrow Escape.

Word has been received here from
Mayor seabright to the effect that ct an
carly hour last Sunday morning he had a
narrow eacape from death. He wss on
the train In company with the members
Of the Now York Veteran Volunteer
Association, with whom he has been
making an extended pleasure trip to the
Pacific slope. When the train was sew.
erel miles weat Of 81. Louis there was q
coliieion or accident of come sort and the
exeursionists were badly shaken up and
frightened. Two tramps who were steal.
Ing ride were killed. In consequence OF
the accident tho train was several hours
late in reaching St. Louis, "a 6,t 81 ~.
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! THE UPPER HOUSE,
4 COUNTY HEALTH BOARD
Tho Members meet and Organize 70,

Tho Members meet and Organize for
"a Bnslr ess. ~ 4 y rs Z
4 The newly appointed County; Board Of
Health, Dr.. Z. O..Myers, Dr.; Robinson
and Mr.. NJ. Stein, met at THE County
Commissioners room last night. The
law provides that the Board Of Commits.
sionoYuy in elecsing the msmbera shall
designate tho President, and that body
nude DR.. Myers chairman, and tho nom
bers last night chose Dr.. Robinson Sec.
rotary X
M II was ordered that tho recently enacted
law requiring the return OF statistics OF
deaths, births, disease, etc, be published
in the local newspapers, and II will be
found In another column Of this mornings
paper. The law especially affects doctors,'
midwivss and .undertakers. y; it;,it =
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A Low water PRECEDENT.

Said Capt. Thomas Prince to q reporter
yesterday: Everybody seems to think
the low water this summer ia unprece.
dented people forget very quick. In
1879 the river got leHs than 8 feet in July,
and there was no rise sufficient to allow a
packet to leave the Wheeling wharf till
November Is. Then the boat only got as
far as Marietta. I was aboard, and had to
60 on In a skill to Parkeleburs to take
charge OF towboat. This year we ran
the Courier Till in August, and 1t Is good
while yet till November II" =, Il, 3::S
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y. NATURAL GAS NOTES.
Tho West virginia Company Directors moot

Tho Virginia Company Directors meet
Is3 Hers. t.l VEi
There was meeting Mt the compsny's
office in this city yesterday Of the Dlrsc.
tors Of the Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia, at which the President, Capt.
O. W. Bachelor, and Messra. James I.
Buchanan, Henry Fisher, J. J. Wander.
GRIT and Harris Buchanan were present.
1t Ia understood that the principal bust.
nees OF the meeting WE'D to declare q diyi.
dend, bat the per cent waa not learned. 4
This company's new oil we'll on the
Robert Noble farm, Taylorstown, came In
Monday evening ut q 200 barrel q day gait.
The wells on the James Noble farm,
owned by tho came company, are holding
up well. Mol Is doing 100 and No. 2, ITO
barrels q day. s. l;.1ss4s'lsssl
Following the lead Of the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company tho Royal Com.
pany drillcd one OF It's gas wells in the
Hickory field 100 feet deeper and 1t came
IN a Toarer yesterday. It Is claimed that
1t Ia now tho biggest we'll yet discovered
on the face Of the earth, and the roar is go
deaiening that the men at the office in the
vicinity Of the well cannot hear each other
tall gr 1s rg-s'js{ '['{iI NJ NJ
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q cHARGEp WITH ASSAULT.
A Triade'phla Man Arrested on a soriou

1N11faUe7FulH uIHu '1krFSBtcu On n SCrf0u.
ia Accusntlon. ~
Constable Lauchlin went out TO Triadel.
phis yesterday; afternoon and srrested
Hiram schilling on warrant. izaued by
Justice Arkle. It was sworn out by David
Goodall, who made oath that on septem.
Der "a schilling made criminal as1ault
on Sarah Goodall, his wife. Both men
are employed in and about coal mines,
and both live near Triadeiphia. Schiliine
was brought into the city and In default
OF ST. 600 bond was remanded to jail to
await q preliminary hearing which will
take place tomorrow at . O'Clock. schil.
ling Ia about io.ty.ive years old. 3.siss &
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s.. We have for sale several T pe-writeru,
including tho Remington the Crandali
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange, for the matchless
! Caligraph, and viii be cold cheap. Writers
ior rent and Tor Seale on monthly inntali-
monts, Is Call on or address for circulars II
g53s33 15ls EDWARD T. Rosr 4 Co., II
/. n Il y IS Twelfth street, g5
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Indications,

WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. 27.-For
Yves. Virginia slightly warmer aud rainy
weather, fresh to brisk and along the Lake
brisk TO high essterly winds. $ =; y; 4! j..
3a For Western PenrBylyspis, slightly
warmer and rainy weather, brisk to high
eastesly winds. 4, - X ,E5'
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A full line Of our celebrated Knit


As reported by Christian sehnepf, drug
gist, Operr House corner, yesterday
IAN. DAN. u y. sP.A. ,7P.H.
g. ~, sS's,!s 6sa.s. 81 GO
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3:5-Proper proportion OF time TO the study OF the
ah.f lesson III the school, b. : 4 ~, =
i:lc-Farewel thoughts. Il
4:25-Vesper service. = .. y: y
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'v|lTIA1ED BLOOD,
scrotulous, Inherited and Conta'
is gious Humors Cured
4at by Cuticura. .t5
bysCuticura.ls

THROUGH tho medium Of ono Of your books 10
! ce!ved through Mr.. Frank T., Way, Drugei.t
cura Remedies, aud take this Opportunity 10 los
tifg to you that their use has permanently cured
me Of ono Of the worst cases Of blood poisoning. lie
connection with erysIpelss, that hlvo ever seen
aud this after having been pronounced iucurable
By come Of the best ply siciana In our county. i
take grea. pleasure In forwarding to you his tes,
monial unsolicited as It II by you, in order Ina,
others suffering from similar maladies may DO en-,
couragcd to give your Cnticura Remedies d thai,
i,5f6.3GF T.. s. Wl1tTLfNGER, Lcrchburg, Pa. :
Reference: Frank 7. Wray, D1uzgIst, Apolio. Pa
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Observation-Disclosures.

. James E. Richardson, Custom House, New Or
leans, on oath nays: '1n 1870 Scroiulous Ulcer
broke ont on my body uutil i was, q mas, OF cor
ruption. Every thing known to the medical iacpit,
was tried IN vain. l became mere wreck. x
times could not uft my hands to my head couit
upon lifa as n curse. No relief or cure In te1
years In 1880 heard Of the Cuticura Ramed iea
used them, and was perfectly eured,n III -
- 3 sworn to before U. T.. Com, J., D. Crawford.
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An ordinance, introduced by Mr.. Mitch.
ell, was read th1ee times aud adopted. It
provides for having the Board Of Public
Works lay q curb on the south side Of
Zane atreet, Island, 4 from Broadway to
Huron, and pave tho gutter, with cobble,
in lieu Of doing a like piece Of work on
York street. This ia much needed i'm
proyement, and was contemplated when
tho appropriation ordinance was passed,
but was in Bome way overlooked. - ~, 3 =
Tho Pythian drill corps was granted
permission TO uss the Second ward mar
ker hall for drill purpose one night in the
week on payment Of the customary rent.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Young: nut
which he explained wss an absolutely
necessary sanitary measure, was adopted.
It ius!ructs the Board Of Public Works to
at once repair, tho square OF cobble paving
in Alley lG from the Gas Works to Jacob
street. y %
The following was offered BY. Mr.. Mag;
we'll: 8, 8 I. b Fl ! z; ~ q
!. ,Resolred, That the Committee on Streets
aud Alleys are hereby empowered TO have
Eof street from Forty-second to Forty
third streets opened full width, with
power to negotiate and purchase 7tho
necessary ground, or il it cannot be pur-.
chased to have same condemned. 'y}7tSEF7z
It was not exactly clear to members
why Mr.. Maxwell, -ot-ths Island, ehould
be Interested in opening an Eighth ward
street, and there was a disposition to sit
down On the paper. {. at last Mr.. Maxwell
called on Attorney General All: Caldwell,
ex.membsr Of Council, who was present,
to explain things; and -it.was then shown
thatthe street 1t is uesigneLto open Ia the
alley through which tho extended line OF
the Cltzsns' railway is to run. The seso.
luton was referred to { the committee
with Instructions to report as to tho
probable coat Of such move. s5Si, B
4. THE UPPER HOUSE, 5s Il & :
The First Branch concusred with tho
Second III all It's business, and dispcsad Of
some other matters OF minor Importance,
thus clearing the table, as was done in
the Second. Mr.. Gavin :was called upon
to preside, The sbsentees wore siessrs.
Buesmap, Happy, Kenney, i McGresor
AMI EpfInffya.
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Programme for Sunday School Convention
Below is given the programme for the
County Sunday School Convention, to BIZ
held at Triadelphia tomorrow:

programme Tor sunday school Convention
Below is given the programme for the
County Sunday School Convention, to BIZ
held at Triadelphia tomorrow:
,GS MORNING SESSION. .s
9:to devotional exercises. a
s:sa-Elsc.ton Of officers ard enrolment o.
9:45-RepoIt Of statistical secretary, 45,
,TH Discussion Of report e5I55iS 81 4Ef.I4. 8
ia( Are a sufficient number OF school,
holding teachers meetings? .Lti3' +
tbl Arc the children OF the schools being
educated TO !"gtve as they oughtr' 500
X tc) is there aa encouraging increase Ia the
:. number Of schools aud scholars? I
l0;es Suggestion Of help and a method OF study.
5g-I.1' Ing tho Lessons. y 1920 d;'l'l
lo:D-Hhen and with what to begin studying tho
i.fs ff-'AH Lesson. q en- ris..,sg ~
ll:lo-Ilow to leash the lesson. q, n
5Elns Der 2. $40 ,'s.i ~ ! ~
l2;O-solo. rs s n .s535
AFTERNOON SESSION. ~. ~ Il
l:l6-The Superintendent What he should do II,
80 the school aud out Of the school. s.ssa Y,
2s5 S,a a.. 5ffl'5i5
~ (al What kind Of Christ should be taught?
4E (b) Enthusfasm In teaching. gFpe- :. y
c), What can the teacher d. for the scholar
~ Solo. 49, - g e! ~ ..s ..tr
$40 sSIs, box. boz, =.
3i5-Proper proportion OF time to the study OF the
ah.f lesson III the school, b. : 4 ~, =
i:lC-Farewell thoughts. W.
i:25-Vesper tervice. y: 2. !. y
5:00-Adj ournmcn. y. N Is !,
) The delegates to tho convention will 60
out on the $40 A. 81. train, and returning
will leave Triadelphia at G:34 p. NJ. Din
ner will be served to all in attendance at
the NJ. E. church. ,.zzttsI.l
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Z TIE UNITED STATES COURT,
Another Prisoner u Convicted Of IlleKa
.s5f=t si1fst Liquor Sctfiu,:, e r

Another Prisoner u Convicted Of Illegal
3s5t Liquor SUtiius. 4. n,
In the United States District Court yer.
ternay the case Of William Boyd, indicted
for selling liquors contrary to tho internal
revenue lave, was pu! on Trial to q jury,
which Il returned q verdict of guilty.
Judge Jackson fined him 500 and sent
enced him to thirty days imprisonment
in the Ohio county Jail. fif55ls.
The case CT Capt. Wolf, the owner Of
the West Wheeling ferry, against Ex-
Sheriff Brown, to restrain him from col.
Letting the taxes assessed for the year
1883 against the ferry franchise, was par.
tally argued aud continued, with leave to
the plaintiff 10 amend tho declaration.
This suit Is On important one to the State
as it involves TO the right TO tax in West
Virginia any ferry which has its head.
quarters In Ohio. S.s 81 s. 81 55f4
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Y WILLIAM HILL GUILTY,
A colorad Man Convicted Of na outruseou.

A Celorsd Man Convicted Of na outrug Gus
,ES.F Assault 'fAll@V ny 49,
William Hill, q very dark negro who
waa up to this summer engaged IS white.
waeher, was yesterday arslgned in the
Circuit Court under On indictment for At.
tempted outrsgs, the per,on assaulted be.
ing Maggie Roth, a three.year.old daugh.
ter Of Philip Roth, q German living on tho
South Side, AT the tlmo tho o!Isnse was
committed Hill was withdrawing at
Roth's house, and when discovered by a
neighbor woman who happened to call,
he Lett without Flushing his work, and
did not take his bucket or brushed. He
told them his name wss Johnson and TINT
he lived at Bridgeport, The evidence
against him WAS moBt direct, and the
jurors, Measrs. George L,benstein, j. V.
Chambers, Andrew Kirk, james Bofard,
William Godfrey, John K. k.eyea, Henry
Jacob, Conrad Au), John O. Beck, John
Given, Oh. Mayer aud Thonaa Colvin,
were only out q ohort time when they re-.
turned verdict OF guilty. y =
The penalty Is from enc to I've yeara'
imprisonment in the peni!ent!ary. Col.
Arnest represented Hill. X n p ~
Vi 4 r. &. + 10 % . .